Maryum Tanveer

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Career

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Maryum Tanveer  (i16-0711) 
 
If I could sum up the past 4 years in 2 words, I would say that the time spent at FAST NUCES is 
challenging and rewarding. 
The challenge here transcends quizzes that come out of nowhere or projects that seem near 
impossible to finish at times. It doesn't refer to the schedules which are hard to follow or that one 
course which ruins your transcript. Rather, FAST challenges you to push your own limits in ways you 
never deemed probable or comfortable and allows you to question your own perceptions through a 
rigmarole of 8 semesters. It eliminates the fear of a situation you consider daunting from afar and 
allows you the luxury of being able to confront it head-on. 
Of course, this is where the reward factor comes in. The institute pokes and prods you into the final 
result; the facsimile of an admirable individual who excels at opportunities presented and expends 
integrity and respect in the work that they do. It gives you platforms to exhibit your capabilities and 
intelligence under the guidance of the most well-trained minds so that you can truly bring out the 
best version of yourself. 
Hence, when looking back at the 4 years I spent at FAST NUCES, I recall opportunities that shaped 
the way I handle and view things - from my own manner of work to the theoretical application of 
everything I've learned - which include internship opportunities at JAZZ and Statebank of Pakistan 
and the opportunity to carry out my FYP in public sector organizations to study generational 
diversity. I remember the hours my institute and instructors tirelessly put in along with me to 
overcome elements that I considered obstacles - whether they be larger than life FYP topics carried 
out in difficult organizations or hurdles during my internships. Most importantly, I remember the 
value it taught me to place on whatever project I take up.

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